Iron Bridge Recovery Center

It is a voluntary program, but it functions as a locked facility in that clients cannot leave the property unaccompanied. Staff can escort clients for walks, to the gym, or for other approved activities. Clients can choose to leave against medical advice (AMA) at any time.

You will be in treatment with other adults from diverse backgrounds, including those with Medicaid and private insurance, who are all seeking recovery from substance use disorders. It is a co-ed program with a capacity of 80 beds.

Yes, the program is evidence-based but also incorporates and hosts 12-Step meetings for those who find them beneficial.

You can generally bring comfortable, modest clothing suited for a range of activities; basic toiletries that don’t contain alcohol; prescription medications in original bottles; a small amount of cash or a debit card; and approved reading materials. Essential documents and personal comfort items like a journal are also permitted.

Please leave alcohol, illicit drugs, vapes or e-cigarettes, weapons, unapproved medications, revealing clothing, and electronics like laptops at home. Products containing alcohol, outside food/drinks, and valuables are also prohibited to maintain a safe, recovery-focused environment.

Smoking of traditional cigarettes and use of chewing tobacco is permitted in designated outdoor areas. However, vapes and e-cigarettes are not allowed.

The living situation is in a modern, facility-style building with client rooms, common areas, and therapeutic spaces.

No, rooms and bathrooms are shared among clients to foster a sense of community and peer support.

No, the program is clinically focused and not faith-based. However, for those interested, there is a church down the street that clients may be able to visit.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), including Suboxone, is supported as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Personal cell phones are not allowed to be carried on you. However, you can access your phone with a case manager for important tasks like paying a bill.

Yes, family visits are permitted on weekends from 2pm to 5pm. Please note that the first weekend after admission is a blackout period with no visits to allow the client to acclimate.

The typical length of stay for the residential program is 21-30 days, depending on individual clinical needs.

The medical team is primarily composed of Nurse Practitioners, with oversight from a Medical Director. You will also work closely with licensed nurses, counselors, and therapists.

We utilize a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Art Therapy, Music Therapy, and Recreation Therapy. Our approach is rooted in Self-Direction, Value-Based Care, Person-Centered Care, and Integrated Care Coordination.

Iron Bridge is a premier addiction and dual diagnosis treatment facility. We provide integrated care to address both substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders simultaneously.

Yes, we accept most major private insurance plans as well as Medicaid.

Inpatient (residential) treatment requires living at the facility 24/7, offering a highly structured and supervised environment. Outpatient treatment allows you to live at home while attending scheduled therapy sessions, offering more flexibility.

We offer a robust Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) as a step-down level of care to provide continued support after you complete the residential program.

Costs vary by program. As an estimate, a 30-day residential stay is $19,500. Detox only is approximately $7,000. Our virtual outpatient program costs around $7,200 for 36 sessions. We can provide an exact quote after verifying your insurance.

Yes, we offer medically supervised detoxification services to ensure a safe and comfortable withdrawal process.

Family involvement is encouraged through weekend visitation hours from 2pm to 5pm, after the initial blackout weekend.

We offer a continuum of care that includes Medical Detox, Residential Treatment, and a Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).

Yes, we specialize in treating co-occurring disorders, including Anxiety, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, OCD, Panic Disorder, and PTSD.

Our medical team is led by Nurse Practitioners and a Medical Director. While we treat mental health conditions, we do not have psychiatrists or psychologists on staff for direct, ongoing therapy.

A typical residential stay ranges from 21 to 30 days, based on clinical assessment and individual progress.

The campus is a modern, single-building facility designed for safety and comfort, with designated wings for housing, therapy, and recreation.

Yes, our Virtual IOP serves as a primary follow-up and aftercare resource, allowing for continued therapeutic support.

Iron Bridge Recovery Center was founded in 2023.

At Iron Bridge Recovery, we offer individualized treatment programs tailored to meet your specific needs. Our person-centered approach ensures you receive personalized care that fosters lasting recovery.